
“Bikes May Use Full Lane” signs went up today at either end of Empire Street prior to the street switching to two-way traffic tomorrow.
There are no Sharrows on the street yet, perhaps they’ll be painted tonight.
“Bikes May Use Full Lane” signs went up today at either end of Empire Street prior to the street switching to two-way traffic tomorrow.
There are no Sharrows on the street yet, perhaps they’ll be painted tonight.
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No Sharrows this morning.
There is a “Bikes May Use Full Lane” sign at the Dorrance end of Weybosset too.